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Its ridiculous that they still want anyone to be vaccinated but that all ends in May finally!!!!

I am in the same boat.  My 18 month extension expires March 18.  I called and asked for infopass and spoke to someone that said they sent me an extension in November.  While if so it never arrived?  She said she would ask for it to be resent but it could take a month??? Carrier pigeon i guess? Anyways I have my n400 interview March 29 so I guess I will have to Uber there but while I am there something will hopefully get figured out.

12 hours ago, Anthony446 said:

what did she charge for filing?

She is not cheap but I had a corporate return as well, but she knows her stuff inside out an backwards.  Ask her?  Mine was in 2019

That's awful.  If you pull up the sheet with all the other CLT peeps you are past due.  I think we are probably mostly the 3 year rule.

We too are in CLT and are 30 days behind you in applying for both I751 and N400.  When I log into USCIS it shows 21 days for our approximate time for a decision on my N400.  Yours must be less than that?

in 2018 when I was applying i never actually received packet 3.  I jumped the gun at one point and tried to do the next step and it was rejected.  i think i waited 2 more weeks and tried again and it went thru.  

Helena Ren at rencpa.com is a cross border specialist in Newmarket, ON and she made my transition to the USA smoooooth.

On 6/21/2022 at 2:56 PM, SMK 89 said:

let us know if your I-751 status changes at all (assuming not approved yet?)

They did send my i751 to the MSC last month but other than that nothing has changed.

That is awesome!! Nothing yet on my end but maybe there is hope!!

You are now a resident of the USA as far as I know.

4 minutes ago, M+M said:

My husband and I submitted his N400 in May 2022. Our I751 was also transfer to MSC. Now it is just a waiting game until your field office sets up an interview for your N400.

Potentially prepare for a combo interview. For processing times, I would look at the processing time for N400 at the Charolette field office.

Thanks for the insight!!  And we wait!! 😄

I submitted my N400 back in June. Guess I thought they would transfer it to Charlotte where we live and not to Missouri. 

Just now, TogoAfrica said:

Keep us posted…we are sure close 

Sure will do!!

Just now, TogoAfrica said:

My husband is from Togo Africa 

Very cool!!  Hopefully we will all get some good news soon. 

6 minutes ago, TogoAfrica said:

We can always hope our field processing time is wrong….but also I had read once that when our green cards would be processed that could hurry the citizenship up and both be done at same time….or vice versa if the field office was moving faster then the green card it would just do a combo. I’m trying to sort through the April filers for 2021 and find the ones who did not have their n400 in to see if any are being processed. Then I can see if possibly our was up next but because we have n400 in that’s why it was transferred and hopefully that will also shortly trigger the citizenship to bounce up to being processed. Sigh…wishful thinking 

Hoping you are correct. What country are you from?  Toronto Canada here. 

2 minutes ago, TogoAfrica said:

Mine is maine and says 15.5 months waiting, we turned ours in April 8, 2022 so that puts us at around June 2023. That’s only 6 months less then I-751 all service center processing time of 32 months, for us that would be in November 2023 since we turned in our I751 April 7, 2021. 

Mine was turned in June of 2021 and n400 June of 2022. Am going to have to get an extension on my green card as the extension letter I have now expires in March. Might be quicker to head to Mexico 😄

1 minute ago, TogoAfrica said:

I also found out that you have to select All field office, this will give you the overall number for all processing centers. So if your field office in your state takes longer then this, then NBC will process our I751. And when your field office is ready it will process your N400. 
 

let’s hope our field office are faster!! Now our waiting is mostly on them. Sigh…always waiting. 
 

Well my field office is Charlotte and it is 19 months from June of this year for my n400 which 1 month longer than the 30 months they are showing for all offices. This is not good for me. 

2 minutes ago, TogoAfrica said:

Hey so from what I’m finding out is this:

 

“MSC is also NBC National Benefit Center. this service center process those cases until local offices are ready to receive them. The long wait or short wait is because of the queues at local offices. Some local offices have less traffic than others and are able to process cases faster.”

 

So I guess all it means is you and I are waiting for our local office of our state to be ready to process our N-400 and most likely they will be combo because they were transferred to MSC/NBC. 

 

Hopefully this is a good thing 

Do we have a spreadsheet to see what people experiences have been so far?

1 minute ago, TogoAfrica said:

We received a letter today in the mail from department of homeland security, was so excited thinking we finally got some good info regarding either the I-751 (filed 4/7/2021 at Potomac) or the N400 (filed 4/8/2022 at Maine)….but instead it just said out I-751 was transferred from Potomac to National Benefits Center. Like you…we are wondering is this good news or just more waiting. We couldn’t find anything on processing times for them, what led me to this topic. So curious for any info anyone has 

Let me know if you find anything out. I am just like you, no clue as to whether we are good or not. 

How do we find the processing times for i751 for MSC?  Mine was just transferred from Potomac.  Has anyone else experienced this and is it any faster than Potomac?

I just received a letter stating my case was transferred to MSC National Benefits Center.  There is no place to check the processing times for MSC?  Has anyone else had this same experience?  How long did it take if so?

Not sure but TD I am able to do it online from a Cdn TD to TD Bank here in a matter of a minute or so.

Thank you!!

Does anyone know if they are still combining the i751 and n400 interviews?  My i751 is in Potomac which is the last place you want it to be (23.5 mos) and n400 is here in Charlotte (18 mos).  The green card will be about 6 months before the citizenship according to those guesstimates on the USCIS site.  

How can I find out if they are combining them or will it just happen?